I’m a brand builder, strategic thinker, and entrepreneur. Creating distinctive brands that resonate, and revitalizing existing ones, is what Timelapse is all about.

I founded Timelapse in 2014 to provide innovators, startups, and growing organizations with the bold marketing and creative design they need to achieve their rightful place in their respective markets. Since launching Timelapse, I’ve worked with dozens of high-growth start-ups and  organizations in 15+ countries and have advanced strategic brand development projects for internationally recognized brands such as the Stanford Research Park, Rakuten Viber, and Airbus.

My career began in Paris at the Havas communication agency where I supported new market development projects and managed all market research in Japan, Germany, the UK, and the US. Later I went on to lead strategic marketing projects at French pharmaceutical company, VivaSanté. While getting Timelapse started I taught marketing at the INSEEC (L'Institut des hautes études économiques et commerciales) and ESCEN (Ecole Supérieure de Commerce et d'Economie Numérique) business schools and led strategy and social media workshops for the US Small Business Administration. I hold a Masters in Marketing with a focus on Design Management from ESCP Europe (Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris) and am certified in Digital Marketing Analytics by MIT Sloan.

Airbus, CSC, Disneyland Paris, Galeries Lafayette, LinkedIn, Lyft, Rakuten Viber, Stanford Research Park

Hi there! I’m Lindsey, your Marketing Manager. I manage our marketing team from client projects to digital marketing strategy, social media, and events. I am also the proud owner of Zeus the goose—our SF office dog.

By nature, not by choice, I am a Texas gal (yeehaw! jk…don’t, ever, say that). You would only know from my driving skills. Although I have lived in many other places, my favorite to date is Madrid where I completed my last semester of college. I attended the University of Arkansas as a collegiate athlete for track and field, where in the midst of my Economics degree through the Walton Honors Program I discovered my passion for Marketing. During this time, I was elected President of the American Marketing Association where I worked with brands such as Walmart, Tyson, and Spotify through our consulting division and international collegiate competitions. In the summer of 2018, I was granted the opportunity to pack up and move to San Francisco where I began interning at Timelapse—ultimately leading to my full time position as a Marketing Coordinator. Surrounded by the Creative team in San Francisco and the rest of the crew, I am grateful to work with and learn from the pros; who have now become my second family.

Walmart, Tyson, Spotify, Adobe, myClin, PRC Clinical, Bikes Make Life Better

I'm Wilson, like Tom Hanks' volleyball BFF from Castaway, only more chatty and difficult to lose. I enjoy long walks on the beach, pretending to be good at extreme sports, and filming TikTok dances that I'll never have the confidence to post. I’m Timelapse’s Marketing Associate and your go-to-guy for all things social media!

Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, the birthplace of the blues, I grew up in front of piano keys. As a young performer, I learned the inner workings of promotion and marketing, and developed a deep appreciation for watching live events occur without a hitch! 

At University, I traded in piano keys for computer keys, studying English and Journalism. After some Eat-Pray-Love stints teaching English as a Second Language in Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic, I ended up in San Francisco where I started work as an event coordinator for Zynga Inc. During my formative Bay Area months, I made several connections which landed me a guerilla marketing position at Chappy, an inclusive dating app based out of Austin. However, the pandemic had other plans for my employment and I lost both positions. But you know the saying... when one door closes, another one opens, yada yada. I found a home at Timelapse and moved into digital marketing and I could not be happier to work with such kind and professional human beings. 

Outside of work, I can be found performing at your local songwriter’s rounds, making a fool out of myself with mirror lip-sync/workout routines at 24-Hour Fitness, and taking my dog on miles-long walks in hopes that she will deplete her boundless energy that miraculously recharges every day while I work-from-home.

Chappy App, Zynga Inc., Protera, Bikes Make Life Better, VEC

I am an idea machine, an organizer, a creative problem solver. On a typical day you’ll find me working with clients, contractors, vendors, and the team to make sure things run smoothly. I also do a fair bit of research and design coordination.

I’m a 3rd generation Angelina who has worked as a photoshoot coordinator, a photographer, a wine chemist, culinary student and chef, and I did a stint as a matchmaker. I love learning, exploring and experimenting and these diverse experiences mean I know what it takes to get great creative work done. My academic experience is equally diverse. I have a culinary degree, I’m a certified master miller (olive oil) from UC Davis, Certified Wine Professional from the Culinary Institute of America, Napa Valley, CA., have attended the University of Arizona and taken numerous design and art classes. I’ve lived on the West Coast, the East Coast, Canada and have spent a lot of time in Italy. For fun I like to go to farmer’s markets, learn new recipes and explore new places. I presently live in Denver, CO.

Vionic Shoes, Bayliner Boats, Microsoft, Kelleher International, Wine Enthusiast

Hi, I’m Vicki, a software engineer turned digital experience designer. I work with brands to bring their abstract vision to life. I believe in creating compelling visual experiences to enhance a user’s engagement with a product.

I graduated with a B.S in Computer Engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara and I’m currently pursuing a Masters in Integrated Design,Business and Technology at USC. During my last year of college, I made the decision to transition into product design as I discovered my passion in creating the perfect user experience.I’m passionate about technology and the way it can revolutionize the way people learn, communicate and create. With 4 years of experience in both software development and design, I have successfully worked with different industries ranging from real estate to healthcare. 
I'm a naturally curious person. In my free time, I'm most likely 10 pages deep into a Wikipedia article on a subject you've never heard before. I'm also an adrenaline junkie and that one friend who will never say no to go on a new experience with you.

Hart Wright Architects, Bikes Make Life Better, VEC

Have you ever struggled to introduce yourself in a memorable way? “Hi, my name is _____, and I’m a  _____.” Pretty ordinary, right? My power is to understand who you are and express that through visual design.

I am a fish. “Fishboy” they call me. Actually, no one really calls me that but like a fish, nearly everything grabs my attention. As a result, I pursue everything. I’ve published mobile games, represented UC Berkeley in boxing and e-sports, produced stickers and clothing, completed animation projects, learned cooking and aquascaping, to name a few. Unlike a fish, I don’t forget things within three seconds.

The more I think about it, I’m more of a poison dart frog — which is why I’m switching the metaphor of this bio. Like the poison dart frogs who climb great heights to care for their eggs and carry them one-by-one to water, my interests are my eggs. When I get into something, I pour my entire amphibian heart into it.

Not long ago my amphibian heart found its favorite egg. And, like a bird picking a favorite among its young (switching metaphors, again) they now call me “Birdboy.” Again, no one calls me that, but like a bird, I’ve picked my favorite activity, the visual design egg. Specifically the branding and illustration egg. Now that I’m a bird, I’ve spread my wings and now I fly for Timelapse. I don’t have a ‘spirit animal,’ I have a ‘spirit zoo.’

Deep Isolation, Bolt, MIT xPro, Bikes Make Life Better, Stanford Research Park, myClin

"I didn't have time to write you a short letter, so I wrote you a long one." Possibly my favorite quote, used against me in a scathing review of my debut novel. I was 17, and my editor (a classmate and lifelong friend) knew he couldn't afford to hold anything back. Sometimes language captures truth so nakedly that all you can do is laugh.

I write because nothing makes me feel as accomplished as a sentence carrying the exact meaning I intended. Sometimes chasing that feeling convinces me that just one more round of revisions will make the message perfect. That's why people invented deadlines.

I put a lot of pressure on myself. I still live in the gap between my taste and my abilities — which the creatives I look up to admit can take decades to close. One day, I want to write the kind of stories that you can't get out of your head.

I owe my imagination to being a massive nerd. On any given evening, I'm knee-deep in a board game, designing a movie prop replica, or maintaining my top 500 worldwide ranking in competitive Pokémon. One of these Halloweens, I'll get the Timelapse team to go in on an ensemble costume.

Vionic Shoes, Bayliner Boats, Microsoft, Kelleher International, Wine Enthusiast